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Food Gatherers exists to alleviate
hunger and eliminate its causes in our community by: reducing
food waste through the rescue and distribution of perishable and
non perishable food; coordinating with other hunger relief providers;
educating the public about hunger; and developing new food resources.
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Did you know?
You can feed a hungry child in your
neighborhood for less than the price of a postage stamp!
For only $35, you can underwrite the cost of three meals a
day for a child for an entire month.
For only $50, you can feed a hungry senior for one month.
For only $100, you can provide 175 meals for those in need.
For only $250, you can feed a family of four for six weeks.
For only $500, you can provide 875 meals for those in need.

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September is Hunger Action Month and Food Gatherers,
a member of the Feeding America network, is asking individuals
to take action to fight hunger in our community. Our theme
is 30 Ways in 30 Days, and every day of September, we’re
encouraging everyone to find their way to join the cause.

Westside
Farmer's Market
Thursdays
- 3-7pm
Visit us at the Westside Farmer's Market - in the parking
lot at Zingerman's Roadhouse! With the help of our Community
Kitchen Job Training Program graduates, we've been growing
beautiful vegetables for sale at the market. This project
supports internships for our graduates, and provides hands-on
experience in sales and customer service. During
July and August, we'll have our prize crop of multi-colored
heirloom carrots!
Read more about this super project:
Food
Gatherers becomes "Super Carrots" at the Westside Farmers
Market
'Super
Carrots' grown at Food Gatherers, sold at Westside Farmers'
Market in Ann Arbor (Heritage Newspapers)

National Hunger
Study data released, shows 138% increase in Washtenaw
County
Landmark study Hunger in America 2010,
released 2/2/10 by Food Gatherers and Feeding America,
reports that more than 43,900 people -- including more
than 14,000 children and 6,500 seniors—receive emergency
food each year through Food Gatherers’ network of
emergency food pantries and meal sites. The findings represent
a 138 percent increase since 2006 (More
Info...)
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